Terrell Voltz: Yeah why not. London's an amazing but very expensive city. And about the laundry and cooking I'm sure that most host families would happily help you with that, no need to worry. If not there's always yahoo answers!
Truman Biby: London's great. If you do decide to come to London, be sure to check out the museums, especially the Tate Modern. London is very multicultural and quite a few foreign students come here to study so there will be plenty of others. Also you can visit France for a couple of days while you're hear as the Eurostar gets you to Paris in a few hours and it isn't too expensive. London isn't too expensive if you know the places to go. Things often get cheaper the further away from West End you get. I'm sure if you ask a native they'll be happy to give you advice....Show more
Neely Youngblut: I would say to go for it. Not very many people get that opportunity, and since you would also get financial aid, that's all the more reason to! go. It will give you an opportunity to learn another culture, and you'll be able to appreciate your culture as well as others. I myself would like to go to London to study abroad, but I don't come from a family with even fairly good income, so there would be no point. But for you, if you can afford it, I would say yes. :)And as far as the laundry and cooking goes, there's always the Internet to help you LOL. Even though your friends aren't going, as long as you feel secure enough to go by yourself, I'd do it and try to make new friends. :D...Show more
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